What is a case study?

In weADAPT, a case study is any type of content that has a geographical reference that means it can be viewed in the weADAPT Adaptation Layer Map.

Case Studies can include (but are not limited to) adaptation stories from communities and insights from and examples of adaptation measures in specific locations. Case Studies tend to be shorter summaries of work and must relate to a specific location, identifiable with a longitude and latitude. 

Further information:

• Case studies appear on the map of case studies.
• Case studies are also hosted in a specific Theme or Network. 
  • What are Themes?
  • What are Networks?
  • Access weADAPT Themes and Networks. 
• If you would like to share a case study on weADAPT, please consult the following pages:
  • Who can contribute content to weADAPT?
  • Is my content relevant to the weADAPT audience?
  • How do I add a case study? 
  • How do I find the coordinates for my case study?
  • ​What to include in every article or case study on weADAPT